Amazfit, an affordable wearables brand owned by Zepp Health, is a thin, light, round smartwatch with a 14-day battery, the ability to utilize five satellite systems, over 120 sport modes, and numerous health-tracking features. has been released.
Some smartwatches can be pretty bulky on your wrist, but that’s not the case with the GTR Mini. The GTR Mini features his 42 mm (1.65 inch) design with a 32.5 mm (1.28 inch), 326 ppi OLED display. is just 9.25 mm (0.36 inch) thin and weighs 24.6 g (0.87 oz) including the silicone strap.
Wearers can choose from over 80 watch faces for the curved glass HD touchscreen. This includes animation flavors. Also new is the ability to upload 3 images and alternately display them at the top.
Inside a stainless steel frame with a glass back panel is a 280 mAh battery that lasts up to 14 days in normal use, half that for heavy users, and up to 20 days in battery saver mode. Onboard dual-core processing with Huangshan 2S chip, and the smartwatch pairs with smartphones via Bluetooth 5.2, but can’t make calls because it doesn’t have a microphone.
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Mini is equipped with the company’s patented Circularly Polarized GPS Antenna Technology, which links to five satellite positioning systems to accurately track your position on the go. Running Zepp’s own health-focused operating platform, it supports third-party apps and from 120 built-in modes he can be set to automatically recognize seven sports his activities. It can withstand 5 ATM, so you can safely wear it while wrapping.
With day and night monitoring of blood oxygen saturation, heart rate and stress levels, the system monitors abnormal levels and issues alerts if necessary. Mini can also track your sleep quality. A convenient sleep mode dims your display and disables notifications while you sleep.
The Amazfit GTR Mini is currently priced at US$119.99.
Product page: GTR Mini
